Re: Am I a good candidate for H202 treatment?

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Bee. My recent stool study showed no beneficial bacteria

whatsoever. (I hadn't taken antibiotics for months.) The " bad "

bacteria are many. My gastroenterologist suggested VSL#3 two times

daily.

==>Hi Chris. What is VSL#3 ?

(I had faithfully been taking a different probiotic which obviously

wasn't worthwhile. The lab report also showed Oregano and Barberry--

if I remember correctly-- being 50% effective against the bad

bacteria but I take a blood thinner and Oregano interacts.)

==>Why are you taking a blood thinner? There are other natural

substances that won't interact with blood thinners like Pau D'Arco.

> I'm considering H202 treatment instead and have a pint of 3%

diluted solution prepared. I want to get your opinion first--and

also double check the amount for enema usage. Do I dilute mix 2 TBSP

of the 3% solution with a quart of distilled water and use this

amount in one sitting (so to speak)? Also, how often should I do the

enema before trying the vsl and/or rejuvelac enema?

==>You wouldn't use regular 3% H202. You need 35% Food Grade H202

which has to be diluted to 3%. No, I do not think it is a good idea

for you to do H202 enemas. The better way to increase H202 in the

body is to take megadoses of vitamin C.

==>Can you get a physician to give you vitamin C intravenously? Some

will. The instructions can be obtained from an Orthomolecular

Clinic. I connected up my girlfriend with one a couple of years ago,

and her own doctor administered the vitamin C. I think that would be

the most effective treatment for you Chris. Let me know what you

think.

==>Probiotics won't implant when there is too much candida or other

bacteria around. The diet and supplements need to do their job first!

> Thanks -- and God bless you always.

==>Thanks Chris!

>

> MC. (Who went cold turkey - off all sweets - Juned 20. Weee.)

==>Yippee!!! Give it time then. But in any case vitamin C

intravenously will help you, if you don't have kidney issues that is.

Love, Bee

[Guest guest]

Here's the scoop on VSL#3

http://www.vsl3.com/VSL3/default.asp

On 29-Jun-08, at 10:34 PM, Bee wrote:

>

> >

> > Hi Bee. My recent stool study showed no beneficial bacteria

> whatsoever. (I hadn't taken antibiotics for months.) The " bad "

> bacteria are many. My gastroenterologist suggested VSL#3 two times

> daily.

>

> ==>Hi Chris. What is VSL#3 ?

>

> (I had faithfully been taking a different probiotic which obviously

> wasn't worthwhile. The lab report also showed Oregano and Barberry--

> if I remember correctly-- being 50% effective against the bad

> bacteria but I take a blood thinner and Oregano interacts.)

>

> ==>Why are you taking a blood thinner? There are other natural

> substances that won't interact with blood thinners like Pau D'Arco.

>

> > I'm considering H202 treatment instead and have a pint of 3%

> diluted solution prepared. I want to get your opinion first--and

> also double check the amount for enema usage. Do I dilute mix 2 TBSP

> of the 3% solution with a quart of distilled water and use this

> amount in one sitting (so to speak)? Also, how often should I do the

> enema before trying the vsl and/or rejuvelac enema?

>

> ==>You wouldn't use regular 3% H202. You need 35% Food Grade H202

> which has to be diluted to 3%. No, I do not think it is a good idea

> for you to do H202 enemas. The better way to increase H202 in the

> body is to take megadoses of vitamin C.

>

> ==>Can you get a physician to give you vitamin C intravenously? Some

> will. The instructions can be obtained from an Orthomolecular

> Clinic. I connected up my girlfriend with one a couple of years ago,

> and her own doctor administered the vitamin C. I think that would be

> the most effective treatment for you Chris. Let me know what you

> think.

>

> ==>Probiotics won't implant when there is too much candida or other

> bacteria around. The diet and supplements need to do their job first!

>

> > Thanks -- and God bless you always.

>

> ==>Thanks Chris!

> >

> > MC. (Who went cold turkey - off all sweets - Juned 20. Weee.)

>

> ==>Yippee!!! Give it time then. But in any case vitamin C

> intravenously will help you, if you don't have kidney issues that is.

>

> Love, Bee

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> ==>Why are you taking a blood thinner?

Multiple blood clots over a five year period. Dr. decided to kep me

on Coumadin.

There are other natural substances

My doctor was against natural. Too risky, he said.

> ==>You wouldn't use regular 3% H202. You need 35% Food Grade H202

> which has to be diluted to 3%.

Yeah, we already used the 35% food grade to make a 3% solution. I was

asking if the correct ingredients for an enema is 2 TBSP. of the 3%

pre-mixed with a quart of disdistilled H20?

> The better way to increase H202 in the

> body is to take megadoses of vitamin C.

>

> ==>Can you get a physician to give you vitamin C intravenously?

Some

> will. The instructions can be obtained from an Orthomolecular

> Clinic. I connected up my girlfriend with one a couple of years

ago,

> and her own doctor administered the vitamin C. I think that would

be

> the most effective treatment for you Chris. Let me know what you

> think.

>

Thanks, Bee. I'll hold off on the H202. I trust your judgment.

Unfortunately, as much as I'd like to jump on the IV VC treatment, I

have no veins. Even finding access for a PICC line proved

challenging. They typically go through my foot for short-term testts

(like colonoscopy). If not for this, I think my gastro would approve.

(Unless occasional kidney infections are considered kidney issues?)

> ==>Probiotics won't implant when there is too much candida or other

> bacteria around. The diet and supplements need to do their job

first!

I should have known. There are no quick fixes when it comes to

candida.

Thanks again.

MC

[Guest guest]

Hi there

I've been doing H202 enemas and taking drops for just over a week now and have

just started to expel Candida through my stools. this has never happened in all

the 20 years of trying to treat Candida through various other means (I am also

on Bee's diet and supplements, and love the rejuvelac, which I consider

essential). I would say this treatment seems simple and potentially very

effective. You do mention using H202 on your site Bee, so how come you caution

against it here? I tried megadosing on Vit C but it gave me terrible wind, and

wondered if it was making my gut too acidic.

> >

> > ==>Why are you taking a blood thinner?

>

> Multiple blood clots over a five year period. Dr. decided to kep me

> on Coumadin.

>

> There are other natural substances

>

>

> My doctor was against natural. Too risky, he said.

>

> > ==>You wouldn't use regular 3% H202. You need 35% Food Grade H202

> > which has to be diluted to 3%.

>

> Yeah, we already used the 35% food grade to make a 3% solution. I was

> asking if the correct ingredients for an enema is 2 TBSP. of the 3%

> pre-mixed with a quart of disdistilled H20?

>

> > The better way to increase H202 in the

> > body is to take megadoses of vitamin C.

> >

> > ==>Can you get a physician to give you vitamin C intravenously?

> Some

> > will. The instructions can be obtained from an Orthomolecular

> > Clinic. I connected up my girlfriend with one a couple of years

> ago,

> > and her own doctor administered the vitamin C. I think that would

> be

> > the most effective treatment for you Chris. Let me know what you

> > think.

> >

>

> Thanks, Bee. I'll hold off on the H202. I trust your judgment.

> Unfortunately, as much as I'd like to jump on the IV VC treatment, I

> have no veins. Even finding access for a PICC line proved

> challenging. They typically go through my foot for short-term testts

> (like colonoscopy). If not for this, I think my gastro would approve.

> (Unless occasional kidney infections are considered kidney issues?)

>

> > ==>Probiotics won't implant when there is too much candida or other

> > bacteria around. The diet and supplements need to do their job

> first!

>

> I should have known. There are no quick fixes when it comes to

> candida.

>

> Thanks again.

> MC

>

[Guest guest]

>

>

> Hi there

> I've been doing H202 enemas and taking drops for just over a week now and have

just started to expel Candida through my stools. this has never happened in all

the 20 years of trying to treat Candida through various other means (I am also

on Bee's diet and supplements, and love the rejuvelac, which I consider

essential). I would say this treatment seems simple and potentially very

effective. You do mention using H202 on your site Bee, so how come you caution

against it here? I tried megadosing on Vit C but it gave me terrible wind, and

wondered if it was making my gut too acidic.

>

++Hi . That is not candida you are seeing in your stools, since

candida is too small to be seen with the naked eye. What you are seeing is

mucus.

My website is not just for candida. I would not recommend H202 enemas for

anyone, and it is not included in my candida program.

The fact that you got a lot of mucus indicates the H202 enema was irritating to

your colon, so it is defending itself by creating mucus. An H202 enema also

uses distilled water, and distilled water leaches minerals from the colon. The

colon's main purpose is to regulate water and minerals (electrolytes) throughout

the body.

Vitamin C wouldn't make gut is acidic. Your body regulates that. The stomach

should be acidic, the small intestine must be alkaline, and the large colon

should be acidic.

If you got wind it was because of die-off symptoms.

Besides the fact that Candida cannot be cured by " killing it off. " It just

doesn't work that way. Candida is only cured by building up the immune system,

which is done by:

1) Consuming " proper nutrients " (diet plus supplements),

2) Eliminating toxins and foods that feed candida (they also feed bacteria and

cancer),

3) Eliminating damaging foods, and

4) Eliminating toxins in general.

That's why I have also eliminated taking any antifungals other than unrefined

coconut oil. The reason I recommend coconut oil is because of its many other

health benefits, and not because it is antifungal. Of course there are many

foods that are antifungal anyway, i.e. eggs, butter, the onion and cabbage

family of foods, etc.

I've also eliminated taking probiotics since your body is smart enough to create

them, when, and IF needed.

So please do not take H202 by mouth nor do enemas with it.

All the best, Bee